Will has put together a fantastic set of gigs for us this year. See full line up for HAM gigs in 2010! Next up......
  
Saturday February 27th
Half Moon
8pm Start (Doors open 7.30pm)
Tickets £8.00

Bram Taylor

Bram Taylor is an entertaining artist with a distinctive voice and relaxed stage presence who gives an evening "Taylored" to suit his audience.  Bram calls on a large repertoire of traditional songs, together with contemporary and humorous material, performed on acoustic guitar.

With a wealth of experience behind him, he has established a fine reputation which has gone from strength to strength from tours in the UK and USA of Folk Clubs, festivals and concerts.

More and more gigs...
  

  
Hunsley Acoustic Music are planning to present a series of concerts throughout 2010 which are due to take place at Elloughton Village Hall.

The concerts are planned to introduce artists or bands who would normally attract a larger audience than we can hold in the the Half Moon. These concerts will run in addition to the ever popular monthly Hunsley Acoustic Music nights at the Half Moon. More....
  

  
Will Richardson’s Hunsley Acoustic Music (HAM) hosts regular concerts at the Half Moon, Elloughton. These events have been great evenings of music and entertainment, but also through them Will has raised thousands of pounds for the Teenage Cancer Trust (T.C.T.) by donating the proceeds of raffles.

Please find out more about our regular evenings at the Half Moon by visiting our HAM section of this site.

New You can also download our music videos !!

Well they are not really 'ours' but the bands and singers have been good enough to come along to HAM evenings to entertain us, or have supported us at MsMM concerts.

Union Central

So, as a thank you, we thought we would give them a bit of extra space on our web site. We hope you like the new pages for our  fantastic artists.
 

Amy's Hair

Artists home page

Beverley Folk Festival 2008

MsMM 2007 Highlights Photo Album

MsMM 2007 artist line up
The Who Bucket Collection
Amy's Hair
MsMM 2006 line up and links
MsMM 2006 photo albums 
Music Videos
Promises 2006
RTTC abseiling Humber Bridge 2006RTTC arrives at Bridlington Station
TCT Trek Morocco 2006
Tyne Bridge Abseil
Our 'mad' blog with all the news!

  
Another great opportunity to see Flossie Malavialle and help raise some much needed funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust.

Saturday 13th March is a long awaited date for followers of this inimitable singer.  Born in the south of France, Flossie has lived in Darlington for some years and the resulting accent is a joy to behold.  The fun and frivolity should not hide the fact that she is a great singer with a voice that has been described as being ‘as clear and tuneful as a lark’. Come for the clear voice, come for the Janis Joplin or Edith Piaff impressions, come to see a fantastic performer who will have you laughing one minute and crying the next.

Visit Flossie's own website and make sure you click on the French flag to hear Flossie sing some famous French songs!

Swanland Village Hall is the venue for this evening with the proceeds being divided between the TEENAGE CANCER TRUST and H.E.A.R.T U.K. - The Cholesterol Charity.

A local, young musician, Matthew Colquhoun will be making his debut in Swanland on this evening.

Tickets cost: £7.50 (adult)  £3.50 (accompanied children) £20 (family of 2+2)  or £6.50 for S.V.A. members if purchased in advance from Yvonne (01482 634863) or Ian (01482 632800) and include nibbles.  Please bring your own drinks and glasses.  Doors open at 7pm for 7.30 start.
  

 
The Grand Ice Ball was held at the Ramada Jarvis in Willerby and over 250 generous people turned out to help raise over £10,000 for Teenage Cancer Trust.

Here is the link to the photographs taken by Iain at the ball. £1.80 for each photo ordered will go to TCT. Enjoy and thanks for your support!

The “ICE” in this case was a diamond worth £3,500 generously donated by our main sponsor Guest and Phillips Jewellers.

Jill Turner was the lucky winner of the diamond (inset) set in platinum.

The organisers held a raffle and auction and following an excellent meal everyone gave generously for TCT before dancing the night away. Congratulations to all who helped or took part in this wonderful event.
  

As Rugby Tackling Teenage Cancer is becoming a significant force within the Teenage Cancer Trust, David and Sheila were very proud to have been invited, along with some of their friends who have organised the Ice Ball, to the opening of the new Teenage Cancer Trust ward at Jimmy’s at Leeds.   more...

Please visit our sister site www.rugbyttc.org for more information....
    

 
Rugby Tackling Teenage Cancer (RTTC) evolved from MsMM's enforced move from the back garden to Brantingham Park, the home of our local Rugby Union club, Hull Ionians.

Quite simply it is the idea of replicating what we are doing locally with MsMM around the country via other rugby grounds.

Thanks a million to Hull FC for providing an fantastic advertising board at the KC Stadium and helped us organise a bucket collect for TCT at the KC when THE WHO played there on 26 MAY.

Find out more about RTTC and our latest venture out and about.  
  

Climbing Mountains, Party and Fun!

  
On Tuesday 28th July the North Ferriby Slimming World group had their monthly tasting evening at the Church Hall.

This meeting was very special because Heather Bowen of the Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT) joined them to help taste the fabulous food and to receive a cheque for £2000 raised by the members’ sponsorship from climbing Cat Bells. More..